trickle-up

And the trickle-up effect is under way in that city.

The "trickle-up" effect can make the difference between hot and cold in the market.

By next summer, America may learn if it's ready for a trickle-up effect.

Then there’s the trickle-up impact of any deal on the Federal budget.

He said we were a perfect example of trickle-up prosperity.

Well, there's a sense in which there is a trickle-up effect of a recession.

It can, and will be, done, by what I call the 'trickle-up effect'.

We also know that what works is its opposite -- trickle-up.

As a bonus, mortgage-backed—and, indeed, all mortgage-based—securities will become less "toxic" by virtue of a trickle-up effect.

Think of it as pioneering a trickle-up economy.

The payroll tax is a big win for Democrats since it is central to their trickle-up theory of economic stimulus.

Evan and I also wanted a 'trickle-up' effect - getting kids so excited about the content that they want to share it with their parents."

The groups agree to submit progress reports to Trickle-Up.

Thus, the government would help ensure that the mortgage-based securities find a stable price via a trickle-up effect.

"We call it a trickle-up effect," he said.

Term limits have produced a trickle-up effect.

These debates have had a trickle-up effect; they created the grounds for the current war of interpretation being waged over Malcolm's meaning in our time.

Every dollar awarded by Trickle-Up generates four in profit.

It is the trickle-up theory of branding.

But since the mid-1970's trickle-up has replaced trickle-down.

"I'd rather," he argues, "have trickle-down prosperity than trickle-up poverty.

He said that this trickle-down approach has failed, and he instead backed what some call a trickle-up approach.

June 1995: The trickle-up continues.

Yet since 1979, 4,000 small enterprises in 90 developing nations have got their starts with $100 grants from Trickle-Up, an American voluntary organization.

February 1995: The trickle-up begins.